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New York Real Estate for Salespersons, 5th e

By Marcia Darvin SpadaCengage Learning

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Chapter 12

The Valuation Process

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Chapter 12 Key Terms

Appraisal

Assessed value

Comparative market

analysis

Cost/direct cost/indirect

cost

Cost approach

Depreciation

Evaluation

Functional obsolescence

Income approach

Insured value

Investment value

Market value

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Chapter 12 Key Terms (continued)

Mortgage valuePlottagePrice Sales comparison

approachValuationValue in use

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Types of Value$ Market

$ Investment

$ Insurance

$ Value in use

$ Assessed

$ Mortgage

Most appraisals

estimate market

value

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Evaluation

Feasibilitystudies

Feasibilitystudies

Landutilization

studies

Landutilization

studies

Highest andBest usestudies

Highest andBest usestudies

Supply-and-demandstudies

Supply-and-demandstudies

Marketabilitystudies

Marketabilitystudies

EvaluationEvaluation

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Market Value, Price and Cost

PricePurchaser pays;Buyer accepts

PricePurchaser pays;Buyer accepts

CostDollar expenditure

for property

CostDollar expenditure

for property

Market valueIdeal value for

property

Market valueIdeal value for

property

Direct costLabor and materials

Direct costLabor and materials

Indirect costsSupport items for

project

Indirect costsSupport items for

project

Comparison

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Comparative Market Analysis(CMA)

Analysis of the competition that a property will face upon sale attempts

Properties currently on the market

Recently sold properties

Expired listings

Withdrawn listings

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Residential Market Analysis

MarketPosition

BuyerAppeal

Expired properties

Competing properties

Marketvalue range

Terms

Assets/drawbacks

ResidentialMarket

Analysis

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Appraisal Approaches to ValueAppraisal

Unbiased

estimate of

value as of a

certain date

Sales comparison

Cost

Income

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Appraisal ReportingNarrative Report

Uniform ResidentialAppraisal

Report (URAR)

Reconciliation